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This startup wants to scale anonymous mental health support – starting with founders

Humans Anonymous is a social audio platform that connects people with similar identities (teacher, single parent) to create an anonymous space to freely share experiences

Britney Spears responds to son’s comments

Britney Spears has posted an open letter to her sons.

Avera, Sioux Falls School District launch discussion series on mental health topics

Avera Health and the Sioux Falls School District plan to host a new series of virtual discussions for families on mental health and wellbeing.

The Cost of Mental Health Inequities

Register Concurrent crises in recent years have brought new waves of mental health challenges in America – with about half of women and a third of men reporting declining mental health since the on…

Mental Health America of the MidSouth Supports National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

Mental Health America of the MidSouth screening tools can help prevent a crisis. Suicide is the ninth leading cause of death in Tennessee, and major d

For the Community: Mental Health Monday and Faith Fridays with UHSM

Unite Health Share Ministries™ (UHSM), a nonprofit, faith-based healthcare sharing ministry supporting a community of Christian believers through memb

Mental Health & Young People: Back To School Triggers Different Issues – WCCB Charlotte’s CW

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. It's also back to school, and for young people, this time of year can bring up unique mental health issues. Now, you'll meet a local family, using their son's love of sport, to connect, communicate, and maybe, save a life.

LGBTQ youth with military parents are at risk of mental health issues, new study says | Federal News Network

LGBTQ kids in military families are more likely to experience anxiety and attempt suicide.

With kids back in school, educators brace to help with ongoing mental health troubles

After the disruption and trauma of the pandemic, teachers are expecting kids to still need added support this year. They're adapting their lesson plans to start with a mental health check-in.